Devon Turnbull explores space and sound in new Tokyo exhibition
New York–based audio designer Devon Turnbull has unveiled his latest project, Between Space & Sound (Ma no Oto), at the Karimoku Research Center in Tokyo.…
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Olafur Eliasson will present a new public art project for the Great Salt Lake
From March 26th through April 4th, 2026, Olafur Eliasson will present A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake, a major new public…
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Tang Siyu on creative direction, independent vision, and the language of noisé
Tang Siyu is a multidisciplinary creative director and founding editor-in-chief of noisé magazine, an independent publication built around sustained dialogue across disciplines and generations, while…
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MSCHF unveils ‘20,000 Variations on a Paper Plane in Flight’ at The Wang Contemporary
New York’s Chinatown welcomes a bold new cultural chapter as MSCHF inaugurates The Wang Contemporary with a three-day immersive installation, 20,000 Variations on a Paper…
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Reimagining the future: New Museum NYC will explore what makes us human
On March 21st, 2026, New Museum unveils New Humans: Memories of the Future, a sweeping exhibition inaugurating its expanded building. Spanning the entire SANAA-designed structure…
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Tomokazu Matsuyama: weaving myths, layering identity
The image, as we understand it, no longer succeeds but precedes experience, entering our memory before we even have a narrative for it. Once trusted…
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Venice Biennale 2026: Anish Kapoor is set to take over the Palazzo Manfrin with his monumental vision
During Venice Biennale 2026, Anish Kapoor will present an ambitious solo exhibition at Palazzo Manfrin in Cannaregio, on view from May 5th to August 9th,…
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‘Infinite Bodies’: experience the future of dance before it closes
London’s Wayne McGregor: Infinite Bodies exhibition at Somerset House is entering its final week, with doors closing on February 22nd, 2026. This groundbreaking project explores…
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Dominique White: on collapse, fear, and form
For the nineteenth-century French essayist and art critic Charles Baudelaire, sin functioned as a sensory appetite. “The unique and supreme voluptuousness of love,” he wrote,…
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Revealing softly: Soldier on power, camouflage, and imagining the future
Leonard Iheagwam, known as Soldier, works from lived experience rather than fixed categories. Born in Lagos and now based in London, his practice moves across…
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